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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jan 20 tSpScian-Mav wheat which 10 W
- cents Friday Reached 81 at the opening
teray But the iatrs sun against the bulls the accident
e on the side OF The Lanson Brothers sold aJout
100000 bushels OF wheat about ~ PAbeu warren
Co were quietly putting small quantity. The situa
ton IN duer. IL Il 4O. cents sellers or
tO cents IBID nearly all dav. In provisions the weekly hg
ures show That the packing a further behind than was
last week OnY l2eOuO hogs received last week again st
i3S9B9 and the packing date II 623OoO
head behind here. Rcam Hutchinson and Henry Warner
the only slr OF who attracted attention.
and their lots not big Gaylord the only buy
who occa-onrl talk The specializing In pork has been 40
aud bewicrinR along nobody surprised
the statement going the round that ords puIclas
for Rcgm. notWiihsan ting he hgurei himself q
seller Al o'clock the markets closed ut the bottom figures
FOR the day although these not tar from the top
May wheat closed at s3 cents May pork at sl2 ~ May
corn, 4O's d;0A cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Jan. 2S Provisions Bacon. Cumberland Cnt.
91s Od Long Clear Mdes. 3is. Oh, short Clear uneS
Sos Cd. Short ROs Sis Gd shoulders 2ss OIL per CIV" oo'
5JsOd Tor Extra Indl. Mess Prime Mess os ou-
Prime Mess. U2s Oh. per bbli Prime Mesa r" s,
G2st, Western. 57s I'd. LardAmerican sos frm9 ~
35s Si Lard OIL 32s. 3D. Hans-lonB GU, ,vs' IT,;
shoulders, 36sOd ButterllOs6d per Itof nnes i'll
states. Cheese American Choice 04s 0h ~ "a
Western spring. Ia ed ala sdi hed winter 10 So
Spring Is 6d; New Mixed Western 4s <di CsnionA Dr.
/. U.s. I'D. Is Cd do No Us. 0. @6 3D. per Genital az
ducesprts OF Turponiine 29s Bi do at Loudon. Ho
per ewI; Renned Petroleum. I'd per gallon ~ r ct
American He'd. 4os. per cwL Tallow-2o ~ ~, cwts
Fine American 24s Oh; Primo Guy SOS Of ~. ,,i
Kosn-common, IS Cd, Pale lis Cd GOs oL n , Raj
20s 9i. cwt ProvisiOns-Americsn H.triguia.o IN
hind quarters 62di tore quarters s pea U" h9auseed
OIL Liverpool make. lss Sd. ,.~. wsr,
oB.DO0 centala or ono
receipts wheat for past days were sVooo
centsls. including 1881 American 80 o,o n "a a goo
LoSDos Jan. 29-Produce- Linseei Oh. f2O Oasa. in
0s. I'd Calcutta Linsee 4lsod per qnaile Ii
seei Cake. x6 liza Cd. per toni henned a. nrr
6eAd. per Kallonl sprits OF lurpcnune <os ~ her
cwL, Pale Ga Od alla Cd Proyisions-iard SIs W. g
for American sugar-l3s 0d per owl ior Suo.
rIfuga poloEing go, snd la. 3D. la vi Tor ~ Jss
fair refining ahoat Australian Iaow-Beei 2os 1a sJ
Cd; I'D Cocoanut oii--S ,or
6e Cochin 1887 o. American Regsrasea hss, IN Nv me
hind quarters and "a I'd for fore quarters per s~ WV
carcasA II
ANTWERP. Jan 2a--Petroleum- Fine Pae Amcnosn. -
franco aud IL francs 20 confines liza
WcoIs Lard closed 81 ~ francs 90 centimes PCT Nv
BHRnRS, Jan. 2o.-P Petroleum, marks 90 pfennntn
Vucox'S lard 1t 80 marks 70 pfsnAaaSs ~ A~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
COTTON NARXErS-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Jan. 20-l230 p m-eoIton quiet without
quotablc change lrces Middlns UPlants 3lBL: 10
urcans J6d sales-s 900 Uales including loo bales
speculation and export Receipts $4,000 bales iheud
ing II. 100 Da cs American.
Futures quiet. Uplands Low Mdding clause; January
boid. do January AMI foOruhty nonNery u
h.U+d., February and March dohVofy d Sbsli 40.
ami Apru OOid, TO- APIli ana HihS 10
lUUil. May and June delivery, lEoiL 40.
aud July delivery. li6i; 10. Juydh9 August 10.
livery. l6Gid do August ana September delivery 10
.O4d.
There tenders deliveries at to"ays clearng
m.-CUtOnILo sales OF the day lnCluded i,OOO DaeS
American ,,.,,u.-
2 p Futures closed quiet Uplands Low Mlddlng
January deyoIy. o-6A. vaIue do January anu
February delivery 3bsd sellers dO February aha AiS
dehyory. S0id sellers do. March and Api deilVeIy D
go4 sellers lo Apn and May delivery. loOs buSeI'
do May aud June delivery l4GtL buyers DO Jnhe anu
July delivery IL Odd. buyers do july and AusuSt
io0sd buyers do August ana September uel'eiy
loUid. buyers.
GALVESTON jan 20-Cotton dull MddlnS .; Low Middl-
ll6i Good Ordinary ll6 net and gross feeeip'''
2.pdl ssie,. - bales. stock o2.4oo bales ~ -. -,
NORFOLK, Jan, 29-CC,tOn quiet Mdilns, W net anu
gross Receipts exports coastwise, $40 Oales
sale 90 bales; stock. 786 bales. $500 -,
SAVANNAH. Jan 2U-Cotton dull Middng ll6i Low
MiddIIng. 1876 Good Ordinary lOi net IeSop.s,
1850 baics gross 1884 bales exports cosstwSe go oaIes
sales 900 bales stock. Z JOI bales. .,,,. ~,
NEw-OHIKANs, Jan 49, Jtou steady miuinhs. o's'
Low Milding llU Good Ordinary. osi net rnoeip.s'
sos bales 9l39 bales exports To Great
1919 bales TO France AN bales 10 the continent osVo
bales eoastwise 3.Uo2 bales sos OO Dacs s1oVA '''
Aoo bsleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31

r.ta bushes.. i25 49, sG 100. ia 255.563 100.
- @ % k"S% Of he and
aud shipped about 81 0000 bushels The wants OF Con-
o. OOO0Oo0 bushels probably abont the snaer
Wi pro ably lave little it surplus spare for export
k' n .aI@ .f a. s neas u1ied RnSdom ami
NE Continent as she sent sa i' a1ap s sr
Al se will probably have more surplus In 1857
s IN S S"ss and oSr oS and Aa.o
gary The United STATES have now pro6ass ava, abe eI
10000 oSo bushels. wheat aud noar COMPRISING
ami 20 900 Untd Kingdom aud the Con
tinent OF Europe careful ex nation OF The FOREGOING
%.y sSi'"' mailer n'a Oh supply ' '' S'"'
nay AND sTRAw-A generally quiet market with S yal
s sss' Hsw''y 7nSsoc No J. 5SSoc; Shipping. 6Gc
Clever 50 SGG' % Glover os Mf SSs Wsca, s
HOPS without feature OF interests market dull American
Good 20 sss s to- 1888 PRIME to cGoes ii iss
S do Fan r 70 Sod gosas SS DO to Prime
9s an" HtS STp do
' METAIsDTIc weeS-Therc is no uncertainty tho
condition Of trade Tor the past days. which developed
considerable increase Of business ana p,ises steady 70
been aroused stagnatoa. although nominal
vane the has been tne whole quiet but
@ at ae S q M to S are
aed WIN none Offered 1rausiraeie 10. note o so9a s
tons mere only $3.50 tons London that the total
or January already arer than for any month ID as s
whe the large Previous mouth 1855 October
Of sSs business has been half and a. been
by decline Of 80 GSn rom oacn @ the
close market ny steady though less a1tws AZ
y 10 ia g Soc On Alter 70
lr so 'sri D1S%s
for ia. saS s o 10
10 po1ns S sS'nT fy ste a%a to-
day the market may be called moderately active 5u. the pre-
aas o. spT r. .s ' 81
issued Del do Chill bars ass los safes o. Gn L Ss
quiet and alter steady q, abon, dos %ss
on 10 s pS%'s "p pTo%p, delivery,
o.1 s Sn his Il c IL the S
heavy rams cradle noces issued At s
oas St . Sc asked for
i-s:s i. y s. e 4 q i, q i g s r.
s essa ss s asEd l% spa sisss
tS;sS ss Sssaf rs.
s 4SS Ls .Sod pra NE pns,S s ns
sS 0:sssss 'rn . ~,nss'
ss S sss%s 7sa %nas sruas
sn!sr So ssSe extra SIssShsd Stse, lain g
ss 5.psas.s ssS Vrma
0V octExN FREIanTs-The market is saet one Rates
are M dt ca r. s
o, private terms: and from british with
timber, s2si and Hence . Isra,n bark, $500 bills.
Grain. 4tdi -four. los, bacon. ga e., lard goa
,aow 2es beet a. 81 St. al pofs so S .nss s
urensnt 10. el7s re LON Don BY steam s2v ssI.
low 2es' beef - 81 pork "a SSs S' ,ssar 10. r.
BRISTOL by steam Gram. o.d.s rour M: Ga; bso.n.
p p9 s. = 3D. aS s o.s ss ,S peel
t0s....,To hULL BY steam Grain SS'i "S vor "a;
2o. oil cake a.. s SsAs .s ts. Jason sos
salow 2os 6ssf pork ~ vd sugss Ia -" nss~s
~ eaiA Ibs., nSasuEsasaA 6Os LEiTAs ss~~' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
MINING STOCKS.

The market for mining stocks last week generally dun
and uninteosung. Tho sales at the Consolidated FLOCK
and Petroleum Exchange amounted 10 100000 shares,
against 457 shares for the preceding week. ana oil
total week nearly oncbalf was In su'ro lu
nell which declined from "a cents 10 Is cens Tie ON
stock shares generally u'ed lower California ana VT
GINA, with moderate transactions selling down w
S23 80 Hale a. NorcrOss 10 50 TO- Mcnrah
to 81 90. Sierra Nevada to SB 80, ana UNION
consolidated 10 81 80 III CrstO declined from y ~ 10
50 40 Stanlsaus from 81 40 10 81 81 dS2 30 Inc
stock opened NJ the board the ith inst AT 20
cents The Bode stocks were dull and weak upon INC
OF an assessment on the consolldaleu
The Colorado shares almost entirely neglected
following saturdays sales Of mining stocks ~
the Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31

The highest cash we're As ioIIows; Whea'
s &" $ nc &c: oats%SS. Bile,
T%ssn7 81 So. LaSicso
s9s 5e s Clear G - q Drs Sa,'a y
g per & oi1 aS6o "s
2i.oo1 bush. Corn 5..0ce oa,h. oats iioooO sa.n.
5000 5bls Wheat. 5000 bush: Corn 2S.o,O 6a.n,
Oats 10000 Ousa' "'s bd'-' barley 2oooo
On the PRODUCES Exchange lay the Butter
3Oc- per dozen 'or fresh
c!xciSs.n;l Ian; ;er'Sar easier Family s, 1osss y
si,c nsce.pts 22ooo BUSH :al.nsn's i2'eo Oush
S0gn ,sonseE NJ dull Me- N g Sa At az
Lan neat; s. E9> - Ra;,sS s@
Fancy liglD Creamery 5Sc extra ONO soc, Chotc:
sai 81. Packing aa sa,caer. - Is scsip:
100 h.ri shipments $50 hean.
Michigan Red 81 ~ 40 sea sc bid Foo. $40 Odi
S "a &c D M ee'spt. SO Ss: Snss
c.:s Feb & "A;s ''''
"a 'f~ 1.t s4ri s5s%s rrs.%
Ts r ssn IA. January i i Nav
arm: DAIRY. ~ ies2ec Egg. steady Eat a. s7c III
ss5 bush Bare $50 Su'1 s% rs e;
bush.
MrsxK,rous Jan. 2s.-whea.- Market steady with dc.
9s s' MY ssI- 30 Northern !se. Fso 5ss: May
sc MI S Saos 1n &c. B,kers IS
keculps Wheat 800 bush. shpments-Wheat 1880
- sS5c, New Rejected 80 Sc New Mixed 81 Sst.c
81 Ua!s na'ss 40 sss . .Ihsssy a. ii IL
Kecepts-Corn 10000 ous Oats 800 ens,L hye Looo
iI bush
Ponnsyvan,a 81 50 sEls ~ Ettr. - 10 Sss..
fennsyvanl. an!iy IS ioSsSoo Penn'y'yAaa !;oiss
OHIO csI p 40 s;rsss Z = 6 g. IL Il
nola Gle o9St 81 20 s,ras sas
- To- Minnesota patents gCe to choice s. 2o ito 90
syos sea go hp yer or
Wheat nrn aud closed "a y, higher ~ 30 2 Red iSs
,saap March, S4+s9ss do DC iSf pr hP
Corn ruled nr SPOT hai good loo, tsle de%and
.s.S ssr t ha%I e.: .s.
Up. local ,rIe demand was Ishs
Ts :s s % fs, AT Shade enssSes
Feb s7 Sssic March 50 81 &C. Ap.ii 81 @se:
s S%css Beef HAM. szi 900
PORK, mess. sis soesiscS DO prime nl NESS nsy
81 % % ..'' i''% arm II;
s slssS 9's;sss sSs. fs @
50 l5sss So Butter daL Pennsylyaa. Creamery ES...
s s..i: i4' co %S'''' aa' s.ssS%.
s i arS S.xSol @ r.s1iaE
s sssI x..sts al sss' ss
SiSlec coSeciicSers 9I's Powdered Coz Feed
nrm. Winter nran 81 0o5l573 per ton. ,keeepi.sss
Oats 1900 vusll ,hprneuts- 2,Ooo ousn. Cora
lOo.50O Uush oats 200 onsn
TOLEDO Jan. 20. Wheat dull; weak Az, Cash sse;: NAY
Glover sse steady Cash or Feo 81 81 y march - 'ii
v.a spo 30 Das Soaa 1000 ossS
Corn l70o Oats 1000 ous Clover soea 200 oAs~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
SUCCESS OF EVANGsLIS1I0 SERVICES

Tho evangestic services held in the Central Presbyte
nan Church. In Fftysevenhst during the last week
have extremely successful and many have expressed
new faith and belief in Christ Yesterday afternoon the
Rev r Fay Mills. who is conducting these services,
talked to woman only, and more than 600 women
listened earnestly the speaker talked upon the words
service special meeting held In the church parors
aud 90 women decided 10 accept Christ.
In Tho evening over 500 men gathered in the church,
and Mr Mills spoke them from the same words i'm
%resng upou each the words, Thou art the man., and
saying in conclusion:
some man tonigh say, 81 viii not decide This
question Tonight will think IL over more carefully
Won have got 10 DECIDE this tonight 1t either for
or aeanst There be no hall way. You either say
"Lord surrender" yOu leave this house even the
eound OF footsteps VIII echo the words Il WON'T
WON'T"
AT the close the service 500 remained and an inter
estiug service OF testimony and prayer followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
DIR. PESTFCOSr RESIGNS.

The Rev. Dr. George f. Penecost, who has been pastor
OF the Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church in
BROOKLYN for the past years, has resigned and will
leave the church March l. He proposes to devote all
his time to evangelisc work. In With he WAS engaged
before he went to Brooklyn Dr. PentecOs formerly
q Baptist pastor in Brooklyn and in Boston before ne
gave his whole time evangelist in- 1873.
lie is about forty years old lie worked printer
hoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
opeRA11o AIRS BANISHED FROM CHURCHES

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 80 tspeeab.-In all the Catholic
churches to-day music restricted to hymns strict
ly keeping with the church Heretofore In number
Of the fashionable churches operate airs were given and
complaint having been made TO Archbishop Ryan, that
funeouary sent out the order that oy music especially
written for church should he allowed There are
shout fifty organized choirs attached 10 the Catholic
churches this city, OF this number about seventeen
are composed saared members and these VIII be the
mnst affected by the order OF the ArchbishOp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per- North Riccy, Vessels and Raiiroais
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

Il c for fair RIO growths Mid growths The option
market opened steady points decline and closed steady
the opening figures follows February. t3.l01l3l6:
March. 1900 1900 April 1900 1905 NAY l3OOe
1905; June. l3OOdl3u5, july 1900 1905 August
1905 To-: September 1905 is 10 sales 255OO bags
COTTON Prices for spot changed and the
light Sales 1853 bales 67 last EVENING"
all Of which for consumption Since september the
port receipts 334 3S5 bales against @03S
875 bales for the period last year.
Quotations based American standard OF classification
a % a. foIowa:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON

LONDON Jan 29-The Offered to-day was Of good Sc
lcton. Greasy well competed for Prices were hn,
With up TENDENCY The following Il statement OF
ps DAYS Vicoriasaes, 900 tales ACQUIRED.
Va ais I'D; da locks and pieces, gid dls y; do
esy ID. la; do locks aud pieces ID 4ia NOW South
Wsieshss 1000 bales secured. Is I'd Ia 3D. DO oe ks
And Is I'd. la Sd. greasy, Gi als ld 10 locks
and pieces, Sii asa. QneensaDd-bses. 100 Daes I;
ecourei, Cd do .oeks and pieces, 10 vi ia 4d
Gfeasy 5i2 ~ ; locks and pieces S'ai - "a New
ZEALAND 1000 bsies ACQUIRED. IL 1ls. ?d; DO
ocks and pieces IU Is 4d; greasy ID Sd 90 locks
scd pieces sd al I'D Cape Of GOOD Hope and Nataiasaic
ST Louis Jan 2s.-Fioor quiet and UNCHANGED. xxx
eS60 ~ TO- Family 90 Choice % 70 esS A. ran
IS 10 Extra s. 30 "a TO- Patents - 70
%. Wheat active. nrm and higher No itea cash
sis February sI,sc. March s2s4c.i NAV Sc
sssIg ss Corn dull but hra asa - ssss
e Mixed Sac; February 80 a a.
sts, March s5sS5s closing Sosc; MAY ,sS cssI
Vs. Feb a7.e Mar 2e-.o rye n,% o. o. I'd
fssg,e q tdeslo 81. Tinotiy 90 0osi1 DO BaI.sr
VA seed 81 o.. BAp corn Meal eSsy nj " oo
whmkU 81 ID, .. Provisions hriu-Pork Sl21o iAIu
~ 80 40 Bulk Meats-LoOsc iots Long Cleaf'
~ ss snot Hibs % 40 Short Clear 50 Do Boxed ots-
nr Clear 50 49, short Ribs 80 oU. short Clear ~ ~
Ssssn-Long Crar 81 90. short kits AZ "a 1897 20
49, cissf At "a 571 Mama hrm ~ slU o00sl2 %
~. .sn1s-Flouf 2.O0U bbis. Wheat 5000 0ush. Corn
xnts bush Data 1900 bush. Rye bnsi.. bsrisy
Sssn seSh shipinents-ttour S.VOUs bbis wheat vyo
nsi Ora lsvOD bush :. usts INV bash lvS Asovo
oAsisy t.O00 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31

Dumb and horizontal ssr .nana but a
dep mental rather than bsBsnesl me oo - nss.ss
INN anu a. we'll a. growth the blood does ~
tates teal repair the wastr loss ok
carry fellows growth 10 cut TIE Quee
AMI zurich your blood with Dr. Pierces ooide
Usj,.a Discovery and tncn 7Acrciso WA ee'e"p $40
vuxrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
KANSAS CITY, FORT scorr AND GULF.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LospoN; Jsn 2s-l2:S0 .. m.-Consols 100 1118 for
am iyVi Tor the account United States -Four per
ceht Vonu iS do -Four and Half per bonds liza
rSie nv Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
~ canadian Pacific. Gs, Erie. 32L do Second
Cepsos Sso. ST. Paul Common Gov: New.York Central
Appri reshnsyvania, 90 y; Reading, 1885,
Fs ahvces quote Three Per Cent Hentss ut 70 francs
rs confines for the account " ~ S'' ~ ~ i'"A0''
M Consols zoos. Tor hob ror.v and -. ,..o,r,
anu GREAT Western Mortgage Trustees Cert.
@ n canadian Pacific 64as Erie 32s do second
,a evai Moxesn Ordinary. 4ps; NewYOrk Central,
Eudaon's Bay Company 22s.,
BaIsiiver is quoted at AID per ounes
Pars advices quote Three per Cent Rentes ut 70
Hes esnilmes Tor tho account and Exchange
don ~ 10 fsnes 81 centimes for checks. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
A Peck Of Peas (rG.

Here Peck Of Peas sweet PesA you wn pr,sc
snce Patience. Prmptnsss pioac'sn rrsn sna -
rass Add To thess Dr. Pierus's Pieao ant Purgusvo
Ia AMI YOU will gel through ths world v,.hSas ri
trouble these Peets prevent constipation anu sJSs1
siass always fresh, entirely vegetable promps 80
harmless. AM druGke@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31

a good movement ia tho refined oil market and
Closing quotations were unchanged
Il 90. per gal In New York snd1 cents ia Phiia
delphia and Baltimore.
OIL CITY. Penn. Jan z9.-Crude ofl-NationaI Transit
Certificates opened 70 and closed at 70 highest price,
70S lowest 7Os sales. 100000 barrels oharters 46 9s4
barrels cleaznces l,Sf00OO barrels shipments S3l37
barrels. runs. - barrels
PIrTsBURG Jan 29.-Peroleurn dull and steady. National
transit Certificates opened ats70 and closed al 1O4 high
eat price, 1Oss lowest,
oBRaDsoRD Penn. Jan. 29-Crnle ol-Nsuonal Transit
Qehcates opened 7Os and closed at highest price,
1VS; lowest price, 7Us; ciearances. 4OS 900 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
sprRirs OF TURPENrINE.
How 20 (ses streu9

CHARLIE ron. Jan. 20.-rurpentIne nominal
SAVANNAH. Jan. 20. -ruIpentno hrm Al Ssc, p.'a'
WILMINGTON Jan. 29.-Turpenune drm ~ 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
New Orleans
STAINED.

Good Ordinary eols Low Miiinx... Lie
Good 0r li1arv ~ MftfnG Io-lo
The market opened at point advance
but closed weak at last nights
Febauary and other months az 204 points
decline sales. 10000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31

CLOSING PRICES or BOsrOv srOORS
BOSTON, Jan. 20. 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
ACTUAL SAILS

ia 80 Hugh. Low. Final ia % shares
llSsR est. e,t Ia ~ 1887 soil
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-07-02
NEW LICENSE LAW.
Some Details of the Act which Goes
into Effect To-day.

Theiicense law passed at the last session,
goes into effect to-day. It is q long docu-
snent and we'll calculated to weary the
general reader in search of information.
The provisions are stringent and are likely
10 give rise to complaint. The collection
of licenses is entrusted to the county
treasurer. Eighty-five per cent of the
amount is to be retained by him for coun-
Nv purpose anG. the remainder is to be
handed over to the territorial treasury. Per
kons who are subject to the tax are prohi-
1,ited from carrying on business without a
license, under a penalty Of not less than $40
nor more than 800. Licenses are payable
In advance. Some of the license fees,
which concern cities in northern Montana,
are as follows:
Billiard or pool table, $40 per quarter;
theatres. So per month; lawyers, dentists,
physicians, surgeons and all other profess
sions, insurance and real estate agents, SIG
u year; merchants, frst-class, So; Restau
rants, boarding houses and hotels $3.50 per
quarter when the business is less than
$4,000 per quarter, and $3.50 for each adj
ditional $4,000. Liquor dealers in places
of $500 people or over, $500; over 1000
and under $500 people, $500; over 800
and under 1000 people, $40; places Of
less than 800 people, $3.50; general license,
S10O-the above are yearly rates.
Distillers are to pay 5000 a year; whole
sale liquor dealers, first-class, $500; second,
1926; brewers, S. to $40 per month; soda
water makers, So per month. Gambling
houses shall pay 800 per quarter in places
of over 800 people; faro tables, $40 per
month; percentage stud poker tables,
$500 a month; roulette, $500 a month;
other banking games, $500 a month. In
places Of less than 300 people, half the
amount paid in larger towns.
HaWkers or pedlers and all travelling
merchants, SIS per quarter; those who
travel with a horse and wagon, SO per
quarter: with two horses, SEQ per quarter;
with a pack animal, So per quarter for
such pack animal. Road, bridge and wa
ter companies are also to pay licenses ac
cording to the extent of their business.
Laundries pay IS per quarter; bowling
alleys or shooting galleries, SO per quar-
ter; stage and express companies, $40 per
quarter in each county; commercial trav-
elers, 500 per quarter or $500 per year
(under a recent decision this tax does not
apply to commercial travellers from other
other states).
Treasurers who fail to collect licenses
are liable to pay double the mount with
all costs Of suit. The population of places
shall be determined by multiplying the
number OF votes at the last gen eral
election by three. Rules are laid down
in the act regarding liquor licenses and
the management of liquor stores.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-07-02
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A. NATHAN.
The One-Price Cl0thier.
THE FIRST NATIONAL.
The Close of a Prosperous Year
First Customers Hospitality
Entertained.

A year ago to-day the First National
Bank of Great Falls opened its doors fo1
the transaction of business. Its business
has increased steadily with the growth OF
the town, and at a recent meeting of the
directors it was voted to increase the cap.
ital from $4,000 to 100000 on the first
day of July. In commemoration of the
event and as a testimonial of their regard
for those who opened accounts with the
bank on the first day, a year ago, and have
done business with it since that time,
Cashier Phelps and Assistant Cashier
Dickerman invited all the first depositnrs
to attend a banquet, at the bank parlor,
after business hours last evening. Among
those present were Paris Gibson, Ira
Myers, H.. o. Chowen, r. r. Hotchkiss,
NJ. Harris, Phil Gibson and VIII Hanks.
After opening the first bottle of cham
! payne, Cashier Phelps said:
"Gentlemen-Our object in inviting
you here is to offer a slight testimonial of
the manner in which the officers Of the
bank appreciate the goodwill of its friends
and customers. Our bank was one year
old at the close Of business hours today.
Its growth has kept pace with the adj
vancement of the city, and it enters on its
second year with increased capital, a
stronger and larger board ofdirectors, and
a long list of customers, which will be
augmented when, next fall, Great Falls
becomes the railroad center of north
ern Montana. It affords me pleasure to
say that during the past year our losses
foot mn 1aSS than S5n and ua hove mada
clear Of all expenses eight and one-half
per cent on our capital of $4,000" Zap
plause.
Toasts were offered and complimentary
mention was made of Col. Broadwater,
the president of the bank, and of Mr.. j.. J..
Hill, who is one Of the stock holders. All
present made ''short talks and the ami
yersary was celebrated very %enioyably.